I understand that standards for children’s comics and cartoons have been greatly increased in the past twenty years or so; but even with the lack of such strict guide lines you would think that a cartoon depicting the murder of a beloved cartoon character at the hands of another wouldn’t

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, in Disney Studios, probably has some of the best theming out of all of the attractions within Walt Disney World. A huge part of that theming is the background music that plays in the general area of the attraction. The music is a selection,

I hadn’t seen Aladdin in years, so when Logan pulled my DVD copy off the shelf and requested ‘watch this?’ I jumped at the chance to see it again. The movie opens with the song Arabian Nights, and I couldn’t help it… I was singing along. However at one point

Updated: YouTube user dabedoo put together a short video showcasing the same scenes in live action that are illustrated here. An interesting watch. I found this interesting. Back in the years of old, when Disney was still hand animating their feature motion pictures, it should come as no surprise that they

Just in time for Easter, the good and funny folks at Muppet Studios have released a cute Easter themed video featuring Monsters, rabbits, and the song Stand By Me.

Right on the heals of the UP! promotional poster, I’ve also came across there similar retro themed poster’s for Disney/Pixar’s The Incredibles. Though they are similar in style, I don’t know if the artists is the same person who created the UP! posters. My guess would be no as those

Disney/Pixar’s Up! came out last November, but that shouldn’t stop anyone from enjoying the promotional materials of the movie. Artist Paul Conrad spent some time to design and develop eight retro themed promotional posters. Paul did a great job and the posters look absolutely stunning. Click on any image to

This is a bit more risque than that of my usual blog content, but the subject matter is too tempting for me not to post. Animator Scott Campbell, who is known for his work on the Spiderman and Danger Girl comic book series, has put together a collection of his own,

Disney dubbed 2007 the “Year of a Million Dreams”. To celebrate this promotion, they enlisted the help of renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz to create some very impressive promotional pictures. The images are a clever blend of computer animated scenery and posed celebrities that create a truly unique image. Though

It was bound to happen. With a lot of dedication, and even more Disney spirit and fandom, somebody created a live action version of the opening sequence and song from A Goofy Movie. Very well done.